Sentence examples for particular types of knowledge from inspiring English sources

First, we evaluated the development of particular types of knowledge proposed by TPACK based on trainees' perceptions by comparing undergraduate students' of ASPETE knowledge before and after the course, since the particular group completed the TPACK questionnaire at the beginning and at the end of the course.

Covering a wide range of scholarship, postmodern approaches critique power and the ways that power is linked to the dominance of particular types of knowledge and understanding [ 24].

Past approaches to the problem of inference have often concentrated on a particular type of knowledge structure (such as a script) and postlulated an algorithm tuned to process just that type of structure.

It's always my belief that knowledge is more powerful than ignorance, and porn is a particular type of knowledge.

He discusses the primary awareness of the soul's existence, its self-identity, the unmediated character of this particular type of knowledge and issues of individuation.

For man the attainment of happiness consists in a particular type of knowledge, the knowledge of the substances of all the beings and a certain lifestyle, the virtuous life.

Among the factors that must be acknowledged as important in interaction between academia and industry, we focus on a particular type of knowledge asset (Nonaka et al. 2000; Nonaka et al. 2001), the individual or organizational culture.

How does this particular type of knowledge contribute, or might it contribute, to the improvement of health and healthcare quality, cost and safety?

The digital competence scale has technological, cognitive and ethical dimensions, which relate to particular types of skills and knowledge.

This paper therefore asks: first, does micro-level evidence support the VoC and NIS arguments that particular types of employee skills and knowledge backgrounds of scientists are needed for different competitive strategies?

Increasingly, such progress in stratigraphy depended on the opinions of experts with specialized knowledge of particular types of fossils such as William Lonsdale (fossil corals), and John Lindley (fossil plants) who both played a role in the Devonian controversy and its resolution.